ICC Rankings: Iyer Jumps 18 Places Into T20I Top Ten, Gill Equals His Career-Best Rating

India's batters were the big movers in the latest ICC men's player rankings, with Shreyas Iyer breaking into the T20I top ten and Shubman Gill strengthening his position at the top of the one-day list.

Iyer up to seventh

Iyer climbed 18 places to a career-best seventh in the T20I batting rankings after his unbeaten 102 from 43 balls against West Indies in Lucknow. The innings, which included ten fours and six sixes, was his maiden T20I century and came in his 57th innings in the format.

He is now the third-highest-ranked Indian T20I batter, behind Ishan Kishan and Abhishek Sharma, who occupy the top two places. Tilak Varma is tenth.

Gill extends his ODI lead

Gill remains the No. 1 ODI batter. His unbeaten 223 in the second ODI against West Indies in Guwahati earned him 25 rating points and took him to 841, equalling the highest rating of his career.

KL Rahul moved up seven places to tenth after his century in the third ODI, while Virat Kohli slipped one place to third.

Rashid Khan back on top

Afghanistan's Rashid Khan has returned to No. 1 in the T20I bowling rankings, replacing Pakistan's Abrar Ahmed. It is the eighth time Rashid has held the top position.

Other movers

• Axar Patel (India): up 16 places to seventh among T20I bowlers
• Nasum Ahmed (Bangladesh): up three to eighth among T20I bowlers
• Mahedi Hasan (Bangladesh): up ten to ninth among T20I bowlers
• Sherfane Rutherford (West Indies): up ten to 37th among T20I batters
• Vaibhav Suryavanshi (India): up eight to 46th among T20I batters
• Hasan Nawaz (Pakistan): up 62 to 48th among T20I batters

The rankings are updated weekly and reflect matches completed up to the start of the week.

Photo: Rashid Khan, back at No. 1 in the T20I bowling rankings (file photo, 2021). Credit: Afghanistan Cricket Board, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons (cropped).

Second photo: KL Rahul, up seven places to tenth in the ODI batting rankings (file photo, 2022). Credit: Storm machine, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons (cropped; shared under the same licence).